US4034PExpiredUtility

Rose plant--Lifirane variety

Priority: Mar 26, 1975Filed: Mar 24, 1976Granted: Apr 5, 1977
Est. expiryMar 26, 1995(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract

A new rose plant of the Grandiflora Class, with double flowers is provided. The rose-plant arose as a bud mutation of the Sweet Promise variety and has flowers which are Rose Neyron in color rather than the usual flowers which are Porcelain pink touched with Begonia pink in depth.

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       1. A new and distinct variety of Grandiflora rose-plant of vegetative reproduction characterized by the fact that, from the physical point of view, the plant with Spinach green adult wood, is erect, the flower is double, Rose Neyron in color, the petals are consistent and give the flower a form which initially is high-centered, and when open a form wherein the petals are projecting and overlapping,   from the biological point of view, this rose-plant is of vigorous vegetation, its capacity for re-blooming is excellent, and its flowers last a long time whether cut or on the plant,   substantially as shown and described.

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